cordillera,
@cordillera@horrorhub.club avatar

There's a debate whether you can learn how to write fiction through sites like

One side says you can't learn shit from it because it emphasizes visual cues too much as if you were watching a TV show, and another side says it should be valued because that's the most accessible way to get into a writing community.

Ima be all "both sides" on this one. After more than a decade writing fanfic I can say it helped me on some aspects but not all. Sometimes it can hurt.

naynay,
@naynay@hachyderm.io avatar

@cordillera As a kid and then probably up to my mid-20s, I preferred visual writing (like reading a movie) than anything else. When I started reading and then writing fanfiction, I learned how important internal thoughts and monologues were - how evocative they could be (read: angst! 😆) (This is fanfiction from visual mediums like movies and TV that I was learning from).

That more than anything made a big impact on my reading preferences and writing ability #ThanksFanfiction 🥂

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